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Fashion for Change

Cärol Ott, CXO MÖLÜ (detail), 2019. Photo: Cärol Ott
The Fashion For Change (F4C) project targets small businesses, fashion designers and start-ups interested in finding a specialised market niche through responsible and environmentally sustainable products. These are the companies that are flexible and innovative enough to respond quickly to market changes The project will provide technical and financial support to small businesses, designers and start-ups in the EU fashion industry to facilitate the transition to an innovative and sustainable circular economy. According to the principles of the circular economy in the fashion industry, products should be designed with resource efficiency, non-toxicity, biodegradability and recyclability in mind. Preference should be given to reusable resources and ethical practices in production. With these principles in mind, it is possible to create a situation in which the whole life cycle of a product does not have such a high negative environmental and social impact.   Read more: https://www.fashionforchange.eu   Fashion for Change on social media: https://www.facebook.com/FashionForChangeEU/   Project partners: Ecopreneur.eu (Belgium), MB Kalistos Partneriai (Lithuania), Civitta Eesti (Estonia), OÜ Singleton Group (Estonia)   Project period: 14.01.2021-15.01.2024    
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